What Is Stopping You?
Judith Sherven, PhD
Executive Empowerment Coach, Decades of Working with Individuals at Tech Companies and Start-ups, Fostering Career Growth, Award-winning Self-help Author, Radio and Podcast Guest
Okay, you’ve been thinking about taking action, moving forward, doing that thing that would create progress….right? BUT you haven’t done it. Not yet.
Whatever it is, it would help change your life. Right?
That’s what stops you. That’s what holds you back.
?Now, reading this isn’t going to move you forward. But it might jostle your thinking about who you are now AND who you WANT to be.
?So take a minute to consider how you want to see yourself going forward.
*** Afraid to take new chances?
*** Limited by self-doubts?
*** Determined to stay the way you are?
Or….
*** Eager to see what is possible?
*** Energized by taking risks?
*** Open to aa new future?
We call this “Overcoming the Fear of Being Fabulous” – as you may already be aware. And we can only bet that what you are hiding behind is a far more fabulous YOU, if you will take those risks you are thinking about.
Need help? We understand.
That’s why we created our incredibly powerful workshop into audio format (which also includes the transcript), so we can price it at a super affordable $197.00. AND your satisfaction is GUARANTEED!
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Judith Sherven, PhD Is a clinical psychologist and executive coach who works with her husband Jim Sniechowski, PhD (with clients ranging from LinkedIn, Credit Karma, Coinbase, Qualtrics, and Unity Technology to name a few). They are the authors off nine books. And before they met in 1987 they had been professional actors.
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1 个月Judith, your insights are a powerful reminder of the importance of self-belief in our journeys. It's fascinating how many of us grapple with defining our own success amidst external expectations. Your work encourages us to embrace our unique stories and legacies. How do you suggest individuals start to uncover their authentic paths?